Next Scientific Breakthrough - Cancer Vaccine Could Be Available Within 5 Years
After decades of limited success, scientists say their research is reaching a turning point, with many predicting cancer vaccines within the next five years.
Explore cancer research, warning signs, risk factors, prevention, diagnosis and treatment developments across major types of cancer.
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After decades of limited success, scientists say their research is reaching a turning point, with many predicting cancer vaccines within the next five years.
Unlike traditional vaccines that prevent disease, personalized cancer vaccines are created for use in people who already have cancer.
A drug that can 'melt away' tumours could dramatically increase the chances of curing colorectal cancer and could even replace surgery, doctors say.
Cancer cells can die quietly and then be recycled, but sometimes they also promote the growth of nearby residual cancer cells.
Researchers from Oregon State University (USA) have discovered how to transform
A new method by American scientists could help solve even cases of treatment-resistant cancer.
According to a reporter in Havana, on July 14, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla said that the Belarusian Ministry of Health has approved the Cimavax vacci…
There has been a breakthrough in cancer treatment with a unique gene editing technique that causes cancer cells to self-destruct.
Scientists have made a major discovery about DNA that could provide more information about one of the most deadly cancers.
Macrophages may be the key in the fight against cancer, eating inflammatory cells and destroying emerging cancer cells.
Research shows that drinking coffee regularly can help reduce the risk of liver cancer. Let's explore the type of coffee you should drink to get this effect.
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An artificial intelligence (AI) analysis of gut microbiome and metabolite datasets has shown that the cause of early-onset cancer comes from diet.
Scientists have discovered a protein that can directly block DNA damage.
New research into chemicals in food packaging and plastic utensils has raised concerns about their effects on human health.